sport news Rory McIlroy shares his delight at lowest first round in a major for 11 years ... trends now
sport news Rory McIlroy shares his delight at lowest first round in a major for 11 years ... trends now
Rory McIlroy shares his delight at lowest first round in a major for 11 YEARS at the US PGA but warns he will not 'get carried away' as his opening 65 'won't mean anything unless he keeps it going' Rory McIlroy shot 65 to take an early one-shot lead in the US PGA Championship It was the Northern Irishman's lowest opening round in a major for 11 years Playing partner Tiger Woods struggled as he could only manage a 74 on day one Woods admitted he was still struggling with his right leg following his car crash
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Rory McIlroy was buoyant after shooting 65 to take the early lead in the US PGA Championship at Southern Hills and 'get off to a good start in a major for a change'.
The Northern Irishman ended his run of poor first rounds in the Grand Slam events with a wonderful effort that he enthused was 'close to the complete package'.
McIlroy added: 'It would have been complete but for a couple of bogeys late on but I can't complain. I hit the ball so well for most of the day.'
Rory McIlroy was buoyant after shooting 65 to take the early lead in the US PGA
